Grief Is Never Easy, but Military Families Can Bear Added Burdens

These Overseas US Military Bases Have (Almost) All the Comforts of Home

Key Points Nearly two-thirds (63%) of U.S. military families call military bases their home, many of which are overseas. The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) oversees hundreds of bases outside of the United States, spread across dozens of other countries, including big and small communities from Europe to East Asia to the Middle East and beyond. We’ve identified four of them where servicemembers can find some of the amenities of home. Retirin…

Grief Is Never Easy, but Military Families Can Bear Added Burdens

The death of a loved one is never easy, but survivors who've lost someone in the armed services experience it in ways others do not.

Grief is never easy, but military families can bear added burdens

The death of a loved one is never easy. But survivors who've lost someone in the armed services experience it in ways others do not.

Mindr Honors Veterans and Military Families in Advance of Memorial Day by Reaffirming Hiring Commitment

DES MOINES, Iowa, May 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As Memorial Day approaches, Mindr, the industry leader in substance detection, monitoring and safety technology, reaffirms its deep commitment to our nation's military members, veterans and their families. This year, Mindr has…

Her son’s 'battle buddy' needed a place for the weekend and now she has two sons

The military concept of a “battle buddy”—someone who always has your back—has found new meaning beyond the battlefield. It’s now being used to promote connection and support in civilian life, ... Read more The post Her son’s ‘battle buddy’ needed a place for the weekend and now she has two sons appeared first on My Positive Outlooks.

Grief Therapy and the Reconstruction of Meaning: From Principles to Practice

Viewed from a constructivist perspective, grieving is a process of reconstructing a world of meaning that has been challenged by loss. Although most people